In short, the answer is no, because if it's appealed it's because some parties think there has been a problem with the first decision. Since the mandate of the program is to clarify the rights, a decision of a court of appeal is always useful.
Pierre Foucher Analyst and Professor, Language Rights Support Program (LRSP)
In short, the answer is no, because if it's appealed it's because some parties think there has been a problem with the first decision. Since the mandate of the program is to clarify the rights, a decision of a court of appeal is always useful.
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